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St. Landry democrat., 1887-07-28
0pELOUSAS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Opelousas, IT. Landry Par. La.

vw,HsS INSTITUTION will RESUME dn-
ties Monday. September 9th, 1886 utl'ief mo
Immediate supervison of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hayes
and Mrs NJ A. Davis. with competent assist
ants The scOiastiC year consists % loFty
weeks. a
TERMS OF TUITION.
Preparatory Department. per months 80 >"
Academic :" v"
Music with use of piano d oV
boarding, including washing. lights
and fuel, per month .---.----. lb w
Embroidery, wax flowers, painting,
drawing, each, extra. -.---.----- ~ w
DISCIPLINE.
The government of this school is strict pl't
pareutal no hard tasks or restrictions are mn
posed but every student mast comply WIN the
rules and must prepare up to the measure %
her ability, the lessons assigned.
Our course of study and mode of instruction
are desi gncd to train the mind TO the habits Oh
correct thinking and thorough investigation
No student will he allowed to enter higher
classes without thorough preparation. Parents
and guardians may rest assured that the mai
ners health and morals OF their children and
wards shall receive due attention.
No deduction for absence, unless IN case OF
prOtracted illness. The location Of this town IL
hca1thfrl and easy Of access. The boarding
depurt,npnt is under the immediate charge OF
Mrs Haves E0ardcrS viii Dr0Vldc themselves
Win Tia Tx IT'S ard towels
Fer pa tic.,iars, f:Tes
Mos. 81 VI. HAYES.
,1!y. "r!nc'l)a
St. Landry democrat., 1887-07-28
ICE FOR, SALE.

Best Northern Ice, cheaper than the cheapest
e. LATREYTE'S.
May Tim
St. Landry democrat., 1887-07-28
nv SHIPS.

Promise ME something ever SO nice,
When your ship comes in said she.
would promise dozen things in tries,
Oh, little lass on my knee.
But ships of mine for many yyar
Have been worse than an empty cup;
And the next to arrive, like the rest. fear,
Will be washed in bottom up.
-,Huls cr MacCuiOch
St. Landry democrat., 1887-07-28
WORKING GLASSES ATTENTION

prepared to furnish all classes with employ
neIt at home. The whole OF the time. tor
their spare moments. Business new. light and
profitable. Persons Of either sex easily earn
from 81 cents TO $500 per evening. and Il pro-
potional sum by devntinS all their time TO the
business. Boys and girlsearn nearly much
as men. That all who see this may send their
address and test the business. We make this
offer. To such as are not well satisfied we will
send one dollar to pay for the trouble Of writ
in@. Full particulars and outfit free Address
GEORGE STTSSON 4 Co, Portland. Maine.
Dec lily.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-07-28
FOR RENT.

A residence opposite the Overton place, with
four rooms down stairs, and one large room
above, also kitchen and servants room. APP
ply to BLACK & NORRIS,
Apl 9-tf Opelousas, La.
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~ MIA DIM TIANO

II may well he doubted whether Nh Henry &. Mar
quand', house in Aew-lolk Nv not Ice, when finished
world OF there are many royal palaces arecr.
and so,ne bs OF ios furniture moro costly tuan any
not attract 10 pa-ces works of arr. Will,
the furniture in most Of them that We have would
net do niue. credit. IN point OF design 10 a country
boi. M Marqtaud Is one OF the few peOpI~ VIII" like
TO have all the things then. beautif II Ia their
wav q. tney pos ~ e and he mas. what - fewer
persons possess both the appreciation Of what T. bcauti
u and the courage to get IT, Without troubling himself
about whether II Is Fashionable 0i what other people
viii say H. ye one OF his rooms Was decor. ted
with the unlivael We miIht Wi say inn"th PAM
Ing made FOR u 10y sir FredeIck Leighton who. not
withstanding Mr "hstlcrS cheap 1ircdsLns Is as
thororrh an artist ~ any man III EnR.hi Hiir' ln'n
b. has added It arIcur pieces ~ iurit re- i' must
and carried ont win the e." oi se.eI.' uls
tncuishcd artists The al this instrument. lm"r-
feet descriptions of which have appeared IL many OF tie
daily parors ebony, showing the "nish 7ircaks
which BRIGHTEN TIE natural wood Tie Irgs are cfcbrl
with carvings In ouk. set into me ebony "hH Ic upper
norton oi III. is iulad with fiat ornacn ia van
Gus materials and decorated with mouldin-s In IVORY
s%1 cD.sa Of f' band WHEN rus ali araand cs
and shoe Greek pattern IN enon, ~ nrKg,"mnI 81
centres or which alternately OF coral an pear ana
,uerf nf iyory CEDAR, lockwood aud pearl AI"nn1 Inc
ton of the ease another ulali bal v Ior' on ''
ground with sp.Ls OF pearl chrny aud l"k ina
ends of which are little balls oi pear ana ',,' "n
m. names II The MUSES.. pearl letters. W.T. haiio"
ivory bnrlcrs orcupv the interior of the wr,1th- rae
Iisc Is of wrought silver. copper am, D. "9N' h
panels 4 repoussc silver hiish The cnds Ih' S'"
iuent il insured SlOOoO, and probably c"st coIiI
ab,y more AMI II accompanied by ciafs i"r Amen 'l
Mar lunnd said To have paid r1.bn aNc'" IA I"'u IL
Hlfhoug.l II -
y mo- meats certain that the money whit thrN eos" NH
not sell IN, ese lnrl'lS lol i" ~, ..'. ," =,
n not long since about n''ooo Wa pa" ." i"C,ln
for Two bits Iic,cncr uinliure DrauiIi" ~ urn
way. bnt much les. inci. sung ana n't,oI 'n, ,b
Marunnnl uiauo. Ricscncrs WORK was COST en".-"
when n.v Que the Hamilton pieces haNlhs cost !. N
sid $1,000 make but the taci that II has more man
don He'd IN value in II hundred yrAto 7n""H ma ~
art tic merit Las lncn more ana more hPi'r'." ~,
Willie ordinary hnuc furniture has hcrn e"nEi-hri =" '
rubbish heap and The II iuanl treasures, I"hE 'H
there pee pie with money ehousn 10 nu, rn, q" -,
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4 ROMANCE ENDING ~ TEDDING.

TIE Loss or PURSE oN TRAIN LED Ne.
MNNIERE TO III, FATE
CLYDE y. Y. De. q tSpec.ph There was We Ia az
in TIE town or Waw,rth this county. thu. afternoon. Ss1
because .. tho romance leading TO the AFFAIR IT ha~ At
trscsI unusual sttsn Joan %. Maaicrc. wealthy
and mi lls-agod banker ~ Oaklani. Cal. who was ion
wears "a 20 cashier OF Wall street bank Newlsrd' r"d
Mis-. Mary West were married a. ia. brides In 50 Mis-,
West riding the cars on her way sone lr'T
Albany Jun While The were stAndin- Al -'ra
ciss found SHE hal lost her purse ami rAroad
ticket The conductor refused 10 believe the ssry 81
her loss and was about To pat her ell tue train "hS
sob ed ami Mr Manege. who IN the sams ear Ilid
her fare Is held short conversation with her ~ Inc
oars aud went mono 10 California
few d,,s after his arrival ho received loter from
Miss We. HcosIs her fare. CORES psrdssce "lIoHcl
ami a. the end lire months the ALDERMAN pr'l"s"i
marriage Afrr ~. ysung lad, had bees a,'nrei ~
nds on the Pacific a. 10 Mani-roS ssci@ sad
ug sh, accented The happy couple started Tor shoi
winch thev VIII go 10 Mr. Manirrc'~ hsno AT Da'!n
Am,,g the floral gifi, al the wrlliIg vas b'a'ui =
Ir.i OF IA ,.cngcr ear. upon side 81 when "''
hr wsrI '~irnctsc' a. blue irmsrtclies u "ds pio
srstcd by several Ncw-Noik brokers 10 he pfldo.
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POLITICS. BUSINESS AND Sr0&E

II the expression, OF Indiana people who come 10 Ne"
York are TO >" rred upon here are two Popular i'luo
uoaas thas iae aI'"OGsh o'slde 80 O'uHl"I''' IN
senator Hen j. the one more widely Ah""h
In . conver,at Do. N.i.h Boy, wEo lives IN I'""i
lpi..s. o. ,.i!e InNlaaa = counted D'""'"''e
STAT. Republic can ,afry O. II We could hd'a h'h
Harrison icf residential o. even Tor ace ii'sH' n"
nominee and \. "a. Porter for 'd " 'i
canadaI" nc could Ca. Indiana - INST any l"' ~
nominal u. In al probability ..c lrf"cIats VII
s..~,t tn,ir wee l's dcnt a! nom
hnk viii be Governor Cray but i-i . 'a ana lG,i,i
| la a. Harrison"
Larry Jerom, a. Alcck" Taylor at wht'housc
Va. hunting cUrsirl There Is ddb ho.sc a.
WI house where bors" get their game cOph" ID
10 he turn, and hence # i fayOre place for New
Yorhers 10 II there is ANYTHING N,"ioiher d.
La G e c G,rS f% a., a. sh, I'm in lS e % G
i. Ia boar frpr, IN. Pannunky River. Killed by lion
sportsman hld Killed. the animal in desperate hand to
hand encounter
DR. Talcot. ntendcnt OF the state Insane Asylum
Miditown. The death OF Dr. cray h4s ben To-
rlided 81 the leading experts on Insanity in
America. lie wi> IL Ne" No6 yesterday, and IN mo-
ments cha gre lnfO;na ION about two cases IN
VII CHI tn prbtc h taken interest hartley Camp
bell, N dcmcnt'i playwright who j. one OF his PATENTS
is Improving in condition He SLEEPS better nights
aid Doctor and Otherwise gives gnS OF improve
mcnt. his getting well, say nothing Some
ne~eI ,be Ind hope SeAG,S We :i 10 ais poni
hon II Is h-uer 70 wait. Mrs. Yseuit Dudle', the
eNci'able young EnglishwOman VINO put bullet into
a. Donovan Rosa with unsteady aim, inmate or
Or. Talcuts Institution for She al
Aub.ru, ubd'r i'r. McDona:d Concerning her IN Tai
co.; sd She had epilepsy and grow wor>e sirSdlv
while with / DI Mcdonald recently and IL told
me tina. She is sth getting wOrse-in fact Is breaking up
What Senator George f. Fdmunds to politics Vor-
Ex-Governor j. Gregory Smith l. TO business lie
the railroad king OF the State Is president ~ the Central
Vermont Railroad. T. worth couple % millions nor.
s,.n Increasing his wealth. lie lives al St Afar,'
the general Offices Of his roai and whcrc hc has
a home well n farm on which thr hlpp1cd
sffgH AID 10 f. AZ
IN, IIo"l Brunswick A publican in politics, hc l.
intense admrer OF Mr. Blaine.
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TRIBUTES TO DIR. r. D. HITCHCOCK.
A MEMORIAL MEETING AT TIE SEMINARY.


DR.. sHEDD. DIR. PARKHURsr AND OTHERS PRAISE
The THroLoGI,Y-A PRIZE ESTABLISHED
II the intellectual emincnce OF the Rev. DIT Roswell
Dwight Hitchcock, the former presii-nt Of the Union
Theological Seminary. to he measured only lev the
large representative gathering Of disngu shed div
and wcSnown laymcn who took part In the services
commemorative of him held in Adams thapei. nj No
LOO Parkave. last night II would not run any risk of
being underestimate Charles Blu Ter. the venerable
president of the Board OF Directors presided over the
meeting Professor W. c. f. shedd delivered the prn-
cipa address The Rev. DR.. George r. Fisher. of New
Haven; tho Rev DR. Patton. of Princeton, and the Rev
DR.. Parkhurs'. of the Madison Square Presbyterian
Church. also spoke Prayer was offered and scripture
read by DR. Henry W Field. the Editor Of The Evan
celist and the henedicon pronounced by tle Rev.
Or. Poor, Of PHILADELPHIA choir of ndents sang.
Among the silent participants in the vices the
Rev. Drs. Schaf, Hastings, Briggs and Irown OF the
seminary faculty; tie Rev. Professor Henry W. Baird
and NiceC Chancellor MacCracken, of the University OF
the City 81 NcwYork; l.. NJ Kingsley, secretary OF tie
Eoard or Directors OF the seminary; John crosby
Brown, cNJudgc DAILY d. Willis James T. {. Ely Henry
Day, 4. ID. F. Randolph. Morris X. Jesup. Iieber K.
Bishop, the Rev. d. Erskne y. White aid the Rev. Dr.
Edward l.. Clarke Expressions OF regret for inability
70 he present coupled with Garnet tributes to the
memory OF DR. Hitchcock, received from Bishop
Potte-. tie Rev DR.. W. VI Taylor ana the Rev DR. j.
Winchester Donald. Several ladies' were IN the audience
and past and present the seminary consti-
tucd large percentage OF tue entire atlen lance.
Tie rostrum drapcl In black. The proceedings
were throughout most impressive DIR. Shedds address
admirable warrant the wish expressed 10y
many who heard It n at would he published IN printed
form. 1t Sympath ec. scholarly ana thorough. lie
based estimate OF Dr. Hitch; cs character viewed
from All possible points not the brief sketch ot
his life labor which he rehca~ blt on the views
gathered from well - his own personal
rno ledge Of aim during many The most notable
which DR. Slrtl Uuphtcd To linn was his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
MRS. STEVENS SHIELDS HER FACE.
TOO MANY CURIOUS PEOPLE IN COURT.
HARD WORDS USED BY THE COY NsFL-His MRS.
SirvENS BEEH UNIRU rHFCLf

HAED WORDS USED BY THE COrNsrL-H,s MRS.
sIrvENs BEEV UNTRr rHrULf
The hearing III the proceeding IN which Mrs. Marietta
r. stevens sc>is to have tho executors and trustees
under the WI. 81 her husband Paran stevens. renewed
81 the attention OF surrogate Rollins all dsv yes
tcriay Mrs Stevens sat alone a short dis behiad
her counsel eX-Juise Nsah Davis and ex-Surrsgate
D.aho c. Calvin. she dressed in black. ard with a
large black fan shielded her flushed face from the sa7o
81 tia curious John l. Mclc Who warned adaughter
OF Nh stevens nv Ills first wife, and WHOM. with Chal les
g. Gevcns and George Richardson Mrs. st.veps asks
the surrogate tn remove from his position sat near his
counsel john T. BGrr who occasionally cOasulted with
George Zabrske.
Mr. Calvin occupied ne morning ssp in reading the
iJLg petition o. Mrs stevens which she charges 'ho
executors and trustees with Improperly administering
the trust, III ms OF his reading hs interrupted
hi self 10 make SIch comments IS these:
Befor. lie Charles g. stevensI tssE charge o. the
estate la Usgan hucEser with the c's'W I'f y uSt
Mrs. stevens or his own interest and advantage.
Mrs Stevens stands here Ii respect o. us trust Win
more power 1t thar an infant
Mr. Eurrill and ~ Zabrisks were taking together
when Mr.. CALVIN y used and then said:
M Burr!l. y"rr coInuSnts are little offensive ~
il You viii kidd, slep quiet will rctnrn thu CONF -
when you 1rs reading
~. BurlI H.. reply. Mr. Calv read n" ~ a.
by hi nself, Mrs. stevens a'4 D. JaAes l. .'a"--A
attached to he etito,. and then Eat dsNm
Mr. RurrN Ic&i aifL.vit> by Ut N-leA'" n others
denyp. me STAG i,uts "a Mrs. StoNcss eiic>.' -
stated at h Zen. n the points o. me nswer hs Nai
thai the cspy he reply served OH MIN The 'hc'i''
had zen away Mr.. CALVIN replied iali ~ sehe-
ules had .: Oeen attached and wors not Ia ihe ca
MI "urril rea- afi iavits denying hat Mt Nei's'F
had been -ySmincd supplementary piocH'la~s o. .
Judgment sbta'- a.s him for ns Pr -if TO" a
copartnershlp .unts aud taat Mr.. Ac"n~r mad o'eA
f,auA 10 have 49, property tc meet The i1tgLetL 4ic
pronounced Ia, ~.s rue thst Ma A4'lo"sT La &c
posted moneys the estate IN his own La "t ~ 49,
institutions and tRat loss hal rc,ics. Al Is ha,
SAID Mr. Bur ~ hold ths petiiisner accsdh< 30 Itr
her becsuse thy ~ c"'i hSIN ""e' "a
their ruin is established ny nor 0"i ~ past ana
pending litIs 'OaS ,, 4, H.,
some mad made aiIarits on lie oih"r ''o
a. ,ud bs c,upesi ~ present thescvc- fer tx w ma
ties Mr. Calv read the long rsplcstivno Mrs stevens
10 tle tsners II the executors an trustees
Ise hearpc Was adorned uutI 10 n. M Salurl"y'
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c1NiL>SlNG he MUaDEHED ms uoTHER
y. ... HAWKINS oS TGIAL FOR MS IIFE-TRNING
TO SHOW INSANITY.

y. ... HAWKINS oS TRIAL FOR MS IIFE-TRYING
TO SHOW INSANITY
TIE trial ~ Irancis Ashury Hawkins for the murder
Of hts mother l-lp. l. J., on The might Of ociob"r
]. Va cou'luurd yesterday an the suffolk County
Court II oyer amt rcmdnrr bcfOre Jud;, Brown at
l. vcrhcad Tho court was throlscd with spcc-
ta'or- and much interest Wa manifested la the pro-
c,,lIr-- Young lIawhln- sat ty h, counsel, cen
cal Tracy add lid seem to take much Interest ia
,lc trial .,n,r the jury were sworn D-tr'ct Mior-
u.y W.l.ot smith, opened thc I the PEI pie aul
lrcn, rr.aio1 he -io.y OF the crime He SAID that
Mr.. tyuillaua Hawkins. mother Of he prisoner w.
wld. w.'h three children the oldest btIh5 Francis
t4at rho last seen alive on saturday nlgal' &c
iobcr ! whom at O'Clock ia ihe evening ehe
started from her daughter. house for her home Ia
company Wi her ION. the prisoner. The following
CAY ber noiy found ON the brentwood rad She
had been hl I'd by pistol shot, and the prosecution
would STOW hat the pii-oner had shot hl- Mo-hcr'
vAgr n5u. In u buggy between i-iip aud La port
The prisoner was The first witness called by tho
defence. lie said when mother got into the car
rag With she began TO ak Of ny approaching
marriage / told her / engaged to Hattie >chc 'h
and that intended to marry her on he following las
a Northporr. She asked me a. to the girls family,
her character and her education. told her a.! wcro
good and that tns gr wa an orphan Mother
laughed a, this AID said she Thought would get over
II. She inally asked mo II something could not DO
done to posi- ponc NY marriage and told me that she
expected something more Of mo size spohr s6htingy
Of Hattie and oI her not 10 at ack The gir honor,
for that va, dear she finally sad hat tho
gH Wa- nothing but a low German and of al rcputc.
Then took my pistol nom ms VvcrcOat pr he, aud
shot her. I then dioyo aou. the brentwood ROAD
and deposited the body aons lido tho road ear
red tlr pistol all the tlino AID did not cauy It
specially thai mst
Or H. r. HanmIli. formerly of I-iip testified
that he attended the fa'hcr Of Nawhln, eight years
ago ard that for hyo mgu'h, plor TO Li, d Ath hs
ftrf llf trg Il. lfIt In
Wa, nOudy aud dclcrtrd and exhibited other -yMp
toAI. Of mental dr.Au. 'nirnt. air Gcof-c Wihau'
OF Hay-ufc testified tDat IiaWla, delivered groceries
a her huu,c and that -l4s hal noticed TWO -" n,
pI~v.ul, % tho iluId.r that hr had ".Id l'uA -nd
pr .u..ar star which heightened her Oth"t wiihr--e-
gave mluftani testimony. u : expected ihAt
Tie ca-c Nii 70 To the Jury 10 day.
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UcJDEyTS OF THE STAGE.

Burt Havey. an cNcclon. comedian, aud Frank li""'fn
t ballad singer, whO crmlnally fc-P'nslbc "i 'h
song only pansJ BLOSSOM" VII soon be add'd 10 'ho
D,ck,iad forces.
DION Iouccaut reported 10 have closed his se'so'
on saturday neat ia Chicago
T. g. Gilmore b. ariang Ig to put " She on at tho
Acad my Ia the syIing
Annie Coycney, ~ q Of q. Howard CpveneS' WI" =
MIA, NJ Job She" at Nibos, was buried S'-''u'S
In tn Acor, Frnd' plot Mr.. C"y"ncy h'i lo' I"
ion. TN. bccL srDcr.g Nom b.ionu,. aud died III o|
l. .ls.s Hosp IA.
r. n,ar, CONF rom baltimore ua, Mrs. PottcfS man
agcr. have adjusted fh,ir differences 1lHr" n' VIM
fh,r ore once rule, even though II ba Ia NN'
10y.
President c.ct Forster. Of the Board Of Aid"fn'' VIII
tan ihcattc iariy 0l my 10 The Henrietta oho
n gh, nest week.
Richard Mansfield began bis engagement IN I"u''''"
81, Monday ~. ore laig' aud enthusiastic auai'he'
. Jclyl and Hyde" Nas tho Ila'.
steele ,cLayc decided to call his psy to be- seen
soo, AT he atanIald. raul kauyar; Or Anarchy
o1,,on stuart viii make the adaptation Of l. hoo'
c.nslautin,o which will be- .l,cn at WaIachs.
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IhCIDEN1H ~ SOCIETY,"

Mr. AMI Ms. Charles d Alexander formerly Miss
Hatts rocker. gave large aud brilliant reception at
their house. 80. Mcst my eighth ST., } sirtdal
afternoon from until o'oocA TN, VA, MIS-, A.cA
4nd,rs nrst reception IN NJ" iorh iicr mother. M.'.
charlie, crurirr. icre,cd WITH Mis. Alexander, who
woir her wedding gown. Nh, trockcl wore a t"Nh
II hc nroca c an velvet They recevcd IN the draw
lne room. Whch va, Transformed n'o bower oi PINK
roso,. lac hail, woro huns with ropes OF laurel .nd
hrmIocL. Among the lucst, wcrc Mr.. and Mrs Percy
Alden, Mr. and Nh, Henry l.. Hyde, Nh and Mr, sid
mes Dillon I;plcy. Mr.. and Mrs. -. . Mills. Nh and
Mis-. !. ". Alexander, Mr.. AID lIrs. William Aston,
H. y tuchiu,lo,.. ". IL Appleton, Mss Appleton,
Alr and Mir, Thai, her Adams, Mr.. ana Mrs {. = 80"
dom, judge Iarcu. MI and Nj. samuel l"rowr.
John ". hlns,ioid. MIS- charlie, Lanson, the Misses
Lau.,pu. Jua;- and Ali,. La"lcnce, Nj. and Mis- l.
livingston I.udloH. SIS and Ms Na.d McAli,tcr. Mir
ard Ni.s ". Icllowcs Mogsan. Nj. aud MiS. y Il
Mou;ant. be- Ganc"y Nlrol. Mis-, prlfic-. Miss Grace
Potter, M and Mr, i.ds-ril rag MIR and Aiie John
". T. sherman. Nil, ia heel Sherman. l. g. rams hi
and Mip. rcd. Grant, 81 Eodrrich tan"t"n pun al
Mis- NILS Mr.. and Mrs. ONcf Hartman Mr. ana Mrs.
james LoW Hartman Mis. l.. 1. Van AuA"h MISS
Van Aiken. II. - Ita.d cannon Auhu'i.s ""i"''
Mr. anu Mr.. Edward COOPER and Mr.. and MIS- cooper
Hewitt.
MIS- Alexander : Webb. Of No L. Lexington ave.,
gave reception Yesterday aitcInOon to Introduce her
vrrr Mss Sac E"m,rn Miss Marie Maurice MISS
I/2c le Roy. Mis-, Na d Robin NJ - Nellie Anlh"n.
NJ, is.,,c Rogers and VI - arr" i"nl>rn A""uP
the ghosts pfc rnt were Dr. and Mrs sew ard Mrhn.
MI AMI Mrs H.. .. ErmS'n. ia" Misses lrH''ll' MS.
tutilnr. Mrs T. Ir Roy -aitcrlec. FRANK Webb LOUIS
Mcnb Mis- aud Ncwb0ld Morris Mis- IVA MOTIFS.
Nj nud Mr. Henry NJ. schicheiin Mrs 'harf' Post
Nr and Nr, Robert rror. Of No II East Thirty
siNth-~t.. gave large dinner party la,t hEh'., ~
honor II some distinguished gli'h people no" thof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
HINTS And DESCRIPTIONS.
LARGER DUTIES, SMALLER SURPLUS.

70 me Editor n The fribHnc
The friends of present admirable system of
protection To American labor fail to put great stress on
this point viz: That the only sure way OF stopping
the continuous accumulation Of surplus In the Treasury
10y increasing and MT decreasing the import duties 1t
takes no expert in hnancering to reahc that II we were
10 reduce the tarln on everything just one haif more
than tue amount OF goods would he imported as
CONSEQUENCE and not mentioning the certain ruin OF our
greater surplus In the Treasury ana
not lesser would he the result This has been demon
strlted by present tariff for since the cur
few years surplus has been growing constantly
Let us demand not tariff system that shall be imply
for with Incidental election. but system tht
shall have for its parsm1 It object protection 10
American Industries To do this take on the Internal
revenue everything eXccpi whisky. it an thlhSs
no. raised In this country or only raised III limited
uuantty the free list. and then put on an ncrr seq
duty all articles that be- r1htdh maze Or raised
IN this cOuniry that the American producer can pe
amply protected: and think shall nave no excessive
surplus to take of. WY don't our friends u'GIh
AID push aggressive campaign on TINS line yours
sincerely, An AhhHICAS'
Album, Dec =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
A CLETER SERVANT GRIPS THEFT

SHE TAKES A Lot OF JEwErRY FROM srATIoNER
PICKS HOUSE Up THE ROAD.
Bartho'smew Peck hls stationery store at No. 3l5
Eighthaye. and is the nsxt door nelshbor to " Gabe
Case. Jerome Mrs. Peck spent considerable
portion OF last Friday in searchiu. the Intelligence
offices for the right kind OF housegir lie found at last
a bri faced girl with an air Of simplicity and limo
she said hor nase was Martha wilson The new
girl arrived at Mr.. Peaks house Friday evening ana
saturday moraing Martha did not come down stairs
before breakfast and Mrs Peck thinking that she might
he tired, allowed the other servants to do her work
Martha was not In her room, however ana the bedding
was undisturbed. An alarm given aud the house
was searched for her No Of her could he found
search revealed that several watches. diamond rings
and and other kinds et jswclry seaskn scquc
AMI several other articles missing. Marina had
done her work while the family were asleep MI feck
reported the Inspector Byrnes last evening ana
Detective Valley assigned 10 look after ~ ~ -
thought frsn Martass description that she Is BecKy
Vance clever boarding house THIEF